Blue Ridge Country
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Many the year Philomel Whiffet traveled that selfsame road with theselfsame aim, for the church house was the only place on Pigeon Creekwhere folks could gather. The seat of learning too it was there in theTennessee mountains, so that old Whiffet, having journeyed hither andyon to take up a subscription for singing school, must need get theconsent of school trustees and elders in order to hold forth in Bethelchurch house. Honor-bound too, was he, to divide his fee of a dollar perscholar with hi...s benefactors.
"We're giving you the chance, brother Whiffet, to earn a living, " one ofthe elders murmured when the singing master that year shared with themhis meager earnings. But when Philomel ventured to suggest it mightliven the gathering somewhat if he brought along his dulcimer andstrummed the tune while scholars sang, both elders and trustees stoodaghast. Couldn't believe their ears. "Brother Whiffet!" gasped one ofthe elders, "so long as we're in our right mind no music box of anynature shall be brought into Bethel church house.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Many the year Philomel Whiffet traveled that selfsame road with theselfsame aim, for the church house was the only place on Pigeon Creekwhere folks could gather. The seat of learning too it was there in theTennessee mountains, so that old Whiffet, having journeyed hither andyon to take up a subscription for singing school, must need get theconsent of school trustees and elders in order to hold forth in Bethelchurch house. Honor-bound too, was he, to divide his fee of a dollar perscholar with hi...s benefactors.
"We're giving you the chance, brother Whiffet, to earn a living, " one ofthe elders murmured when the singing master that year shared with themhis meager earnings. But when Philomel ventured to suggest it mightliven the gathering somewhat if he brought along his dulcimer andstrummed the tune while scholars sang, both elders and trustees stoodaghast. Couldn't believe their ears. "Brother Whiffet!" gasped one ofthe elders, "so long as we're in our right mind no music box of anynature shall be brought into Bethel church house.
What to read after Blue Ridge Country?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Thomas Jean to read onlineMoreLess
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